The Voice of Palestine: memory, pain and unbroken hope
An appeal to the world on behalf of the Palestinian people, who have survived genocide, colonization and the systematic destruction of their heritage. The story of perseverance and faith in the liberation of Palestine.
This text is a strong and profound appeal, imbued with the pain, resilience and hope of the Palestinian people. It reveals to the reader the history of the colonization of Palestine, the destruction of its cultural heritage and attempts to erase the memory and identity of its inhabitants.
The author recalls the words of the first Zionist leaders, such as Chaim Weizmann and David Ben-Gurion, whose plans for ethnic cleansing and expulsion of Palestinians partially came to fruition, but failed to destroy the spirit and identity of the people. Despite the destruction, violence and suffering, the Palestinians continue to fight for their land and heritage.
Examples of violent crimes are given, including mass killings, the destruction of houses, sniper attacks on children, the use of booby traps and attempts to destroy historical monuments. The author notes that even in such conditions, the Palestinian people remain unbroken and continue to maintain their right to exist.
The text completes the vision of the future of a free Palestine: multi-ethnic, multi-religious, open and prosperous. This dream resists all attempts at colonial oppression, reminding the world of the sanctity of the earth and its people.
The appeal serves as a reminder of the injustice that cannot be ignored, and of the struggle that continues for freedom and equality.
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